Research was conducted in 121 countries and a shameful picture emerged: 1 in 5 employees…

In the report entitled “Experiences of Violence and Harassment at Work: The First Global Survey” prepared by the ILO, in which around 75,000 employees over the age of 15 from 121 countries were interviewed, the statistics of those who were subjected to mistreatment in the Workplace was shared by age, gender and regions.

23 PERCENT SURVIVE HARASSMENT AND VIOLENCE

The report establishes that at least one in 5 employees (around 23 percent) has suffered physical, psychological and sexual violence or harassment in the workplace.

17.9 percent of the workers who participated in the interview suffered harassment and psychological violence.

MORE EXPERIENCES IN MALE EMPLOYEES

While 8.5 percent of employees were exposed to physical violence and harassment, male employees experienced it more.

6.3 percent of employees whose opinions were taken up in the report, especially women, were exposed to violence and sexual harassment.

MOST ALIVE COUNTRY

Violence and harassment at work were most common in the United States, followed by Africa.

Manuela Tomei, ILO Assistant Director-General for Management, Rights and Dialogue, commented in the report: “It is very painful to know that people have been subjected to violence and harassment not once, but more than once, in their workplaces. She” used the phrase.

“Among countries, psychological violence and harassment are the most common, and women in particular are victims of sexual violence,” Tomei said. she performed her assessment. (AA)